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MARYLAND Democratic.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-The Democrats
elect the full city ticket sheriff, states attor-
ney, clerk of the city court, associate judge
of thesupreme court. three judges of the or
phans' court and city surveyor. The Demo-
Gratis also elect the entire twelve delegates to
the legislature from the First and Second leg
islative districts Of Baltimore city. The other
Baltimore city district (the Third is close
E. @. Jackson DEM for governor proba-
bly, has II 900 majority over w. b. Brooks
Rep).
The very meagre returns from the state in
dictate Republican gains in the eastern shore
counties, and the defeat of the convention by
a large majority. The Democratic majority
in the legislature will be reduced to s. or so
on joint ballot The Third legislative district
in Baltimore city. which was doubtful, gives
the Democrats the six delegates by small!
majority
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THE RECORD OF CRIME.

James Agee, who was hanged at Lexington
Friday, was the first white man that has
been hanged in central Kentucky since the
close of the war.
Thirty students of the state university at
Madison, Wis, are under arrest for hazing
the son Of professor
John White and James Wells, wealthy
farmers OF Amboy township Michigan,
fought late Saturday night. Wells struck
his opponent with club, killing him almost
instantly.
At Philadelphia, Monday, Mrs. Anna
Cross, aged As, was shot four times by Sam
uel Roystreck, who alleges that he married
the woman year ago, hut that In juno last
she deserted him and welded Cross. Her
wounds are not serious.
Gus Lambert became suddenly insane at
Quebec Can, Monday morning, and cut the
threats of his wife, his child, and himself.
They are still living, but are not expected to
recover.
Two notorious gangs of counterfeiters and
criminals that have infested Louisville and
vicinity for some years have been completely
broken up by government detectives.
Tuesday morning two ticket-peddlers
named Pat Hogan and James Hussey got
into quarrel over the election in Chicago,
and the former shot and killed the latter.
James Wells, who was confined In the jail
at Hillsdale, Mich, for killing John White.
committed suicide by hanging Monday night
He left bis property to the widow and chill
dren Of his victim.
It Is thought that the men who were
lynched for the murder of Rev. Mr.. Ryan,
in Roane county. West Virginia, were inno-
cent of the crime, and efforts are now being
made to bring the lynchers to justice.
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explosive as
THE BOX AND BOMBS.

THE BOX AND BOMBS. certained
Several deputy sheriffs took charge of them
and by order of Sheriff Matson conveyed
them to the care of Capt Shack, of the East
Chicago Avenue Police station.
Lingg was then placed in cell NO IL, on
the first floor of the Jail, and directly facing
the door leading from the office to the "cage."
Here he will be constantly under Chief Jailer
FOLKS observation. Two guards were imme-
diately placed over the prisoner, and the
other prisoners, with the exception of Fielden
and Schwab, were also placed in new cells.
The old cells were then thoroughly searched
and nothing even suspicious found.
A number of bombs were found by TIE DO.
lice Monday on West North avenue. For
obvious reasons the police decline to go into
particulars Chief Ebersold said Monday
afternoon: awe are doing everything that
can be done. Some Anarchists in the city
are being followed SO closely that they are
trying to get rid of bombs and dynamite in
their possession The bombs we found had
been discarded and were not placed where
they were discovered with the intention of
blowing up anything. More than that can
not say now. The papers are hurting us by
giving publicity to matters that should be
kept secret. hope they will help us by pre-
serving discreet silence on some things that
may be done"
There Is scarcely piece of property in
Chicago belonging to the city that is not
guarded. Reserve details of officers are
ready for action, and from every station
house in the city an extra force Is ready to
depart for the scene of any trouble at a mo-
ment's notice. The officers are not allowed
to 20 home but are fed in their respective
stations Drillmaster Fitzpatrick is training
the mon in tho use Of the rife. Companies
+ and X, Sixth United States infantry,
from Fort Douglass, Utah. will be In the
city soon, and will be in readiness for any
outbreak. There are eighty-fve men in the
two companies. The city hall is well
guarded by half-dozen policemen, and the
innocont-l looking men who walk slowly
around the city and county buildings are
Chief Steele's detectives. Tho fre-alarm
telegraph Office in the city hall, which II dis
abled would leave the city almost at the
mercy Of the Infatuated mob, is well pro.
tscted by squad OF detectives
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AMes GETS THERE AGAIN.

Massachusetts Probably Gives the Repub-
Iicans an Increased Majority.
BosToS, Mass. Nov. 0-The state election
Tuesday resulted i'm the reelection of Ames.
Boston city's vote complete was Ames, 81
S79; Lowering, 20, ITO, Republican gain OF
2,S96. AS early as $3.50 p. m. the reelection
Of Governor Ames was conceded. Although
the fight on the gubernatorial ticket has been
an exceedingly warm one there has been a
number of contests among the senatorial and
representative candidates, which have been
almost unprecedented for bitterness These
have provoked, because of this bitterness,
even more interest and excitement than were
occasioned by the contest for the governor
ship. Probably the bitterest senatorial
fight was that in the Fourth Suffolk district
in which Sullivan, Democrat, has defeated
K j. Jenkins, the present incumbent, who
was Endorsed by both Independent Democrats
and Republicans. In Fall River Senator
Howard, Labor and Democrat, is elected. In
the First Norfolk district Stevens Repub-
lican, is elected by large majority over
Hart
At the Republican headquarters Chair
man Burden claimed that the Republicans
have plurality of not less than ;4,000 and
may reach II, 600. The net loss for the Dem
ocratic ticket in Boston is 5000, while the
Republicans claimed that the returns so far
in showed that they have gained three or
four senator's and dozen or more repre-
sentatives. The Republicans claimed DEM
ocratic net loss in the state of $500 At the
Democratic headquarters they were making
no claims, except that the vote will be found
to be close when the returns are all in.
Boston, Nov. 9.-Returns from 1854 towns
and cities in the state. with the towns of
Gosnoh, Baxford and Seekonk missing, give
for governor: Ames, 135, $50; Lowering, 49,
2S7; Earle, lO,GS3; Marks, 3lS For leuten-
ant governor: Brackett, 1880; Cutting,
ll5,7l5. The executive council will stand
seven Republicans and one Democrat as at
present. The composition of the senate and
house can not as yet be definitely given, but
the returns indicate large gains for tho Re-
publicans The Democrats have but six sem
ators in the eastern part Of the state.
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pIfSOuor5 Win eAuTd LOUIS LINGO
care on the Sunday preceding tho execu-
ton, although they had been examined reg
ularly in the past. Accordingly, at D o'clock
Sunday morning, Sheriff Matson, with the
assistance of a strong guard of Jail en-
ployes, proceeded to the work
A few minutes after o'clock Jailer Folz
ordered Guard Egan to proceed Immediately
to Lingg's cell and bring him out without al
lowing him one moments delay. The guard
went to the cell, threw open the door, and
seizing Lingg, who wore nothing but his un-
der-clothes, dragged him out. The Anarch-
ist at first grew pale and trembled with ex-
element. He asked to be allowed to re enter
the cell for the purpose of putting on his
trousers. The request was denied and the
door quickly slammed to. When Lingg saw
that he had been baffled he began to fight and
curse, and struggled desperately to get back
into the cell He was unsuccessful, however,
and, assistance arriving, he was taken down
from "Murderers' row" and placed in the law
yer's caga Engel's cell, No. e3 which
adioins Lingg's, was then visited, and
the occupant was brought out without
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rennsylvania as, 600 Republican.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 9.-The cleo
ton OF the entire state Republican ticket is
conceded at The Record Office Dispatches
from Pittsburg gives the Republicans from
$500 to 5000 majority. The Republicans
claim from 2o,0u0 TO 5000 majority in the
state. In Philadelphia city the Republican
candidates for sheriff and comptroller are de-
feated. Twenty-seven out Of thirty-ons
wards show a Republican majority Of l, 134
on the state ticket. With 10 counties to hear
from the state gives Hart Rep) for state
treasurer q, 242 plurality. The full returns
will probably increase this to $4,000.
Rep.), state treasurer. s6,633; McGrann
Dem.), 726ol; Leeds (Rep), sheriff, 20, 2l8;
Krumbhaar Dem.), S7,21s; Maloney, Rep),
comptroller, as, 25l; Dechert (Rem.), s3,661
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RepublIcans Carry Rhode island plstrIct

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov 9-The post
poned election for representative to Congress
in the Second district of Rhode Island re-
suited Tuesday in sweeping Republican
victory. Warren o. Arnold Rep) received
a majority of 542 over Bradley Dem.), and
plurality OF SSS. The total vote was 10, $50,
about ], 500 less than the vote of the district
at the extraordinary state election last
spring, but over 1000 more than the vote at
the regular congressional election last
fall, when Bradley had plurality
of about 700 over Dixon, the Republican can
didate, majority being necessary to elect.
The bottom fell completely out Of the Prohi-
bition vote, but 292 votes being cast for Pea
body, the third party candidate, as against
over 800 for his predecessor at the regular
election year ago. There were Republican
gains in nearly every town, the city Of Paw
tucket, however, giving plurality Of u for
the Democratic candidate.
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FORAKER CARRIES THE DAY.
Ohio Claimed by the Republicans by 80.
900 Majority.

Ohio Claimed by the Republicans by 3O.-
900 Majority.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 9-The election
Tuesday was. apparently decisive victory
for the Republicans. Returns from 1866 pre-
cincts in Hamilton county give Foraker a
majority over Powell of 5,?6l votes The
figures are: Foraker, %, COS; Powell, II, 044;
Seitz Union Labor 0.595. The vote on the
legislative ticket. as shown by the returns
from l6O precincts, gives %, Sol for the Re-
publicans, IL, 6S2 for tho Democrats, and IL, :
FOB for the Union-Labor candidates The
Republicans now claim the state by IS, 900
majority.
LATER The vote In 5l4 precincts in the
state gives Foraker 81, 42s; Powell, 65, $50;
Seitz, 9,0l6; Sharp, i,745; net Republican
gain of 8, 4A. The chairman of the Repub-
lican state central committee claims Fora
KEYS plurality will be $4,000 over Powell,
and that the Republicans will have a major.
ity in both branches of the legislature.
Seven hundred and three precincts In
Ohio, net Republican gain 5,0il, the vote be-
ing: Foraker, 1l3, 754; Powell, 97, III; Sietx,
10,0S0; Sharp, 7,174; total, 2cs, 40.
DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 9.-The full vote
polled in this city gives Powell Dem) 100
majority, a Republican gain Of l79. Tbs
soldiers home shows Republican gain Of
731, giving Foraker a majority Of LILO over
40 for Robinson, secretary of state The
entire Republican county ticket elected in a
Democratic county. Republicans jubilant
SrRINGFTLD. Ohio. Nov. 9.-Clark coun-
ty went Republican Tuesday by majority
Of 2,2O0, gain OF about 1900 over last fall
with it's labor troubles. This is about Clark
county's normal Republican majority. The
city goes 100 Republican and the entire
ticket is elected. Tho principal and hottest
fight was made on RawlIns Rep), represent
alive, but he ran less than 200 behind his
ticket. The Union Labor and Prohibition
vote were not as large as was expected.
CLEvxLAND, Ohio, Nov. 10 Complete TO
turns elect the Republican city and county
tickets here by largo majority.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Nov 10 Returns nearly
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New EnterprIses for One Week.

NEW YoRK, Nov. S. The following is q
summary showing the progress of the manu-
featuring industries of the country, includ-
ing Incorporated companies, buildings, etc.,
as reported to Tho New York New Enter
prises. newspaper, for the week ending Nov.
5: Buildings costing over $4,000 each, 95-
$2,6s6, 225; bridges, 13-sl42, 600; churches,
54-$95 900; electric light companies and
sl0,5l4, 600; mills, factories, ETC., H-s53S,-
ooO; mining companies, 1872, 1917, 900; rail
roads and extensions, l5-s2l, $40, 100; water.
works, 7-$l l25, 900.
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Dies MoINEs Iowa, Nov: 9.-Two hun,
dred and forty precincts In the state give
Larrabee 9s.s45; Anderson. 2a6S6; Cain,
1854; Farnham, H.
The returns received at 1880 would indi-
cate that Larrabee has carried the state by
about 5000 majority, but returns from the
siough-water counties, Dubuque and other
centers OF the Union Labor party, may yet
come In to neutralixe thia The local fusion
here seems to have certainly carried on legis-
lature and sheriff, and by safe margin.
LArER--2 a. m. Tho fastest returns indi-
cate that Larrabee Rep), candidate for gov
ernor, is elected by a plurality Of 5000 70
10Uv0
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pak ota Strong for Division.

BISMARCK. d. T., Nov 9-Reports from
all over the territory show that Tuesdays
election was quiet, and entirely devoid of
surprises It Is predicted ON the returns that
have already come it that the majority in
favor OF division will DO heavy, as south Da-
kota will poll its vote almost unanimously in
favor of it. Returns will not be in for at
least two days, but nearly every precinct in
central, southern and western Dakota gives a
majority in favor OF division. In many
towns women have taken an active part in
the election, AMI their presence at the polls
has given local option boost that will carry
it through without doubt
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Detroit Goes Democrat,c..

DETROIT Nov. 9.-There was a light vote
polled here Tuesday. The Democrats elect
mayor by 1000, and the entire city ticket
except treasurer, the third term defeating
their candidate by 1000. They also have
thirteen out of sixteen alderman and ma
jority of the board of estimates. The Labor
and Prohibition candidates for mayor polled
each about 1900 votes.
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Virginia..

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. a-Chairman
Barbour, of the Democratic central commit
tee. has kilograms from all counties in vir-
ginia which can be reached by wire indicat-
ing that Democrats will have nearly two
thirds of both branches of the legislature.
Several counties not yet heard from are ex-
pected to show election Of Democratic legis-
lators. Democrats had the last legislature
by about the same majority. Gains and
losses in Tuesdays contest about offset each
other.
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NIississippi.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 0.-At the election
in this state Tuesday all the lower house of
the legislature and one-balf of the senate
were elected, also county officers and district
attorneys. Owing to the absence of opposi-
ton to the Democratic nominees, except in q
few counties, the vote was small, and lie
trouble is reported in any quarter The legis-
lature will be Democratic to 1, and will
doubtless elect Senator Walthall to succeed
himself.
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Prohibition Defeated in oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 9.-Prohibition is
defeated by about s, 500 in the state. Only
two counties are known to have voted in Its
favor. The salaries amendment is defeated.
The amendment changing the time of cleo
tons is probably carried.
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Music Teacher.

Miss G. M. Gooding recently from
the conservatory of music in Ann
Arbor, will give lessons in instrumen-
tai music. Residence, Comstock
block, Williams street. Terms, $40
for twenty lessons.
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church as its pas
tor. The advisory
committee of the
church Ii a vim 2
charge Of the SUBJ
ject Of a successor
to Mr.. Beecher met
Thursday evening
and unanimously
voted to recon-
mend the selection
o f NJ r. Berry.
While this does not
bind the church,
there is little doubt
that the choice OF
the church commit
.tA~o ILL - ~ot;
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New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 9--Martin, Rep.)
is claimed to DO elected to the senate from
Essex county by 1900 majority. The Re.
publicans also claim nine out of ton assem-
blymen in the county, the tenth being Nc
Dermitt Oem.) Tho Democrats claim Nc
Dermi-t and Schmeiser The Republicans
claim or 10 majority in the assembly and 2
majority in tho senate.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 9.-The Republic
ans carry their entire county ticket by 49,
00U majority.
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Eleven Women Votes Received.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Nov. 9.-At Che
mango Bridge, this county, Tuesday, eleven
women offered their votes, which were ac-
cepted and deposited in the boxes. They
voted the straight Prohibition ticket
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neh, Nov. o. - Tuesday was
pleasant up to 8 o'clock, when heavy rain
set in nearly all over the state The vote
Was extremely light and tickets badly
scratched, but Maxwell Qtep.) is elected
Justice OF the supreme court by from 90, 600
to $4,000 majority. The Republican candi-
dates for regents of the state university are
also elected by about the same majority.
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At MERELL HOUSE Saturday Nov.
10. and euery too ioeeks thereafter.
TESTIMONIALS.
Flint, Mich, August 18th 1887.
Lost vitality, resulting from early indis-
cretions. lung trouble and a general loss OF
health, has made life a burden; several
doctors failed to afford relief. DIR. Jack
son of Flint cured me.
was brought 10 the brink of the grave
by my chronic ailments. A council OF
leading physicians gave me up to die. Dr.
jackson cured me, and / can cheerfully
advise all ladies TO employ DIR. jackson.
Mrs G.. w. Gilbert, Third street, Flint.
was terribly afflicted by troubles that
are peculiar TO woman. Great pressure and
heat on top OF head, burning palms of
hands and soles of feet, also had a tumor.
DR.. jackson cured me. Mrs. Erastus Gil
bert, Flint
Flint, Mich, Sept. 10th, 1887.
| wish to discharge a debt of gratitude
to DR.. j. III. Jackson in publicly giving
testimony to his skill in the treatment OF
my case. feel that others who may be
afflicted can be benefited by my proclaim
ing that DR.. Jackson's treatment has done
for me all j could ask. for they will then
more readily seek him as physician,
knowing his success. CT. MOORE.
Flint, Mich, May 18th, 1887
Gratitude prompts me to testify to the
skill of DIR. jackson. was greatly Gf-
flicted with chronic ailment Of a very
peculiar and complicated nature. 1t was
always a great wonder 10 me how the
pleasant remedies employed by the doctor
could work such a prompt and effective
cure. But the cure is mine and all who
may have use for skillful treatment will
find DR.. jackson kind and attentive and
equal TO any difficult case.-C. j, HAss.
GB-DR. JACKSON does not travel all
over the country. He is permanently To-
Gated at Flint, Mich. and only visits two
cities, Lapeer and Owosso making regular
visits every t,eo aceeks. thus enabling per-
sons requiring skillful services for difficult
chronic diseases the personal examination
aad treatment of physician who devotes'
his whole time to treating cases requiring
the care of a specialist.
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Pennsylvania blue mixed yarn Soc
b., Michigan and Ohio yarn Soc to
81 lib, Saxony, cashmere, midnight
and other yarns. OsBURN & Sons.
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Republicans Garry Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Republican city
and county ticket was elected Tuesday by a
large majority. Judge Gary was practically
unanimously reelected, receiving nearly all
the votes cast. Judge Longenecker, the Re-
publican candidate for states attorney, was
also elected by an immense majority. The
vote for county commissioners was over
whelmingly Republican.
The elections In this state were Tor county
officers and had little II any political signi6-
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LADIES.

your ailments can be cured by DIR. jack
son without local treatment, which nege1
performs real cure, only changing one
diseased condition into MISUNDERSTANDING
more dangerous.
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NEW York. Nov. o.--The Tribune prints
tho following. dated columbus, Nov 81
and addressed to Whitelaw Reid:
2SR; Three hundred and sixty precincts
show net Republican gain Of SOFA. which in
dicates my election by more than 80. 000 plu-
rality, with Republican majority in both
houses OF the general assembly.
~. b. FoRAKERn
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Persons in need of building sand
can be supplied by leaving their orders
at the Office of Woodward Bros.
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to convey the
b 0 mbs to
some place
where they
could be ex-
amined b y
a n expert,
and the ma.
'ture Of the
explosive as
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hEt' CtvhLlA N ttfhfs nniltee win pe Iaui-
fled, inasmuch as the sentiment of tho church
is strongly set in the same direction-so
strong, indeed, that the committees action is
virtually dictated by tho universally ex-
pressed desire. Mr. Berry sailed for England
last Wednesday.
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canoe. The vote for Gary IN this city II ~.
nincsnt probably Of the feeling In regard 3
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To Be Beeoher's Success or.

New YORK. Nov. A. 1t is virtually settled
that Rev. Charles a Berry, of Wolverhamp-
ton, England, is to be called to Plymouth
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Six calves, three white and three
speckled, white and. black. came to
the premises of Jacob Thowe, just
south Of the five corners two mile
west of Owosso on Nov. ed. Owner
can have same by calling at his farm
and paying expenses Of keeping,
More new clothing. Opening this
week at lower prices, don't fail to
look and save money.
OsBURN x Sons.
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Pennsylvania hannels, blankets,
California wool hosiery, Under
wear. OsBURN & SONS.
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A Woman Elected School CommissI oner.
OswEGo, N. Y, Nov. 1.-Oswego county
gives Senator Sloan, Rep) about 2,400 ma
jority. Ida NJ. Griffin is elected school COM
missioner in the Third district.
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MALONE LOSES IN VIRGINIA.
Two-Thirds of the Legislature Democratic
Again.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9-About forty
cities and counties have been heard from
The Democrats have elected delegates in
thirty counties.
1t is estimated that the Democrats will
have three-fourths of the members of the SEN
ate and nearly two-thirds of the house Of
delegates, thus insuring the election of a
Democratic successor to United States Sena-
tor Rddleberoer
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DR.. JACKSON,
OF FLINT,

SPECIALIST FOR CnRoxIo DnEAsEs
At MERELL HOUSE Saturday Nov.
10. and every too ioeeks thereafter.